Wine making in Alabama goes back to 1884 when the Alabama Fruit and Winery Association, composed of a group of Northern wine region …
Fifty States of Wine
Wine is made in every state in America!
Join Wine Consultant and Author, Susan L. Richards as she explores the Fifty States of Wine through their history, wineries, vineyards, notable families and characters, hybrid grapes, and unique wine styles.
Wine bottles from American producers, from left to right, Hawaii Volcano Winery Volcano Red, Massachusetts Westport Rivers Winery Marquette, Colorado Continental Divide Winery Storm Red Blend, and Maryland Boordy Vineyards Red Blend.
Fifty States of Wine Articles
Wineries in Alaska
Although Alaska leans more towards whiskey and beer production, there are still a few wineries in Alaska. Learn about current state of wine …
A Beginner’s Guide to Arizona Wine
Arizona provides a perfect setting for growing a diverse set of wine grapes including Syrah, Malbec, and Viognier. Arizona wine regions are …
Amazing Arkansas Wine
The most common grape in Arkansas wine is the Norton, producing the regional signature “Cabernet of the Ozarks” with …
A Beginner’s Guide to California Wine
California is the king of American wine making, producing over 84% of all the wine in the US. California wines competed with established …
10 Things You Never Knew About California Wine
California is a global powerhouse. If it were a country, it would be the world’s 4th-largest producer of wine behind France, Italy, and Spain.
Exploration into Colorado Wine
Today there are +170 wineries across the state, with the main production of the Colorado wine industry in the Grand Valley AVA.
Connect with Connecticut Wine Country
The Passport to Connecticut Farm Wineries program includes all the state wine producers. Today there are over 40 farm wineries to visit.
Delaware Does Wine
Delaware is the smallest wine-producing state with just five wineries: Nassau Valley, Pizzadili, Blend of Seven, Harvest Ridge, …